Sentence examples for crops of beans from inspiring English sources

I've pulled out my main summer crops of beans and set them out to dry for our winter stores.

In the past, entire families throughout the northeast rode to town on donkeys, hauling firewood or crops of beans, cotton, manioc and honey to market and returning with salt and sugar-cane liquor.

The midsummer doldrums — from heat or simple boredom — can discourage putting in a second crop of beans, carrots, beets, basil, dill or zinnias.

Maria offers him help, but she barely talks to him, so preoccupied is she with getting her crop of beans harvested.

Two natural-processed coffees, one from Ethiopia and one from Brazil, are the base of the blend, complemented by a new crop of beans from Peru.

The culprit turned out to be a crop of bean sprouts from an organic farm in Lower Saxony.

Jean-Tholere Cenat, a farmer, lost his house and crops of potatoes, beans and leaks.

Contemporary Maya are basically agricultural, raising crops of corn, beans, and squash.

I've preceded beds of corn with early, cool-season vegetables like lettuce, spinach or radishes, and followed it with later crops of bush beans or autumn lettuce, broccoli or cabbage.

Albourne Estate Bacchus, Sussex, England 2014 (£12.95, Albourne Estate) In Britain, the first crops of broad beans are as much a sign of spring as asparagus, and when served on their own both vegetables work beautifully with a dry white wine that is also renowned for its spring-like verdancy: sauvignon blanc.

We're also beginning to see some fresh shelling beans in the pod, and a bumper crop of fava beans.